US Immigration from Croatia

Hello,

Im going to apply for a spouse-based green card in late February 2020 and plan to travel internationally in mid-January 2020. I m originally from Croatia, with a Croatian passport and F-1 visa that expires in June 2020. Would traveling to Mexico for vacation jeopardize or make the process of filing for a green card in late February more difficult? Would you recommend to travel a month before getting married and filing for a green card? Thank you!

How can I check the status of my Croatian fiance's existing B1/B2 visa? I have searched and searched and can't figure out where or how to check online.

Long story short--my fiance has/had a b1/b2 visa, then a year later he received a k-1 fiance visa to move to the US. He did move here, but we decided to postpone our marriage and he went back to Croatia. So now he wants to come visit, but I have been told that his b1/b2 visa would have been canceled when he received his k-1 visa. I don't know how to verify this. The b1/b2 visa in his passport does not have a "canceled" stamp on on it or anything, so I don't know how to be sure of its status. Can anyone help?

Hello everyone. I have a few question about how some things need to be filled in the I-751 form. I have gathered all of the evidence (using CookieCat's helpful guide) and just need to clear up a few things regarding some answers on the form itself before I send everything to the USCIS.

I will sort the questions by the parts in the form (1 to 11)

Part 1

-I don't have a middle name. Do I leave it blank or put 'N/A'?

-Under "other names used". My last name contains a letter than does not exist in the English alphabet ( ) and all of my US documents use 's' instead. Should I put my full first and last name as originally spelled in my country of origin under that section?

Part 5

-No children here. Should I put 'N/A' for all of the information or leave it blank?

Part 8

-My wife is a US citizen born in the US to two parents who were also born in the US. Does she have to sign the 'Acknowledgement of Appointment at USCIS Application Support Center' where she agrees to give her biometrics? She has not had to do anything like that before and the form filled out her name on it's own (and won't let me remove it) when I entered other information into the pdf file. This is the first time I have seen this mentioned as something she needs to do so I am confused.

Did I fill out something wrong and the file automatically assumed that she is not an US citizen?

Part 10

-Does this information only apply for when a lawyer or third party is preparing the paperwork or do I have to give my own information since I am doing this on my own?

Part 11

-I have changed addresses once since moving to the US. I notified the USCIS of the change as requited and have the confirmation email printed out as part of my evidence.

Since I answered question 22 in Part 1 I need to put that information into Part 11, but I do not understand how I am supposed to label it.

Like this?
'3.a. Page Number' '3.b.Part Number' '3.c.Item Number'

'2' '1' '22'

'3.d'

'Old and new adress information'

Any help is appreciated.

Hi everyone,

My fianc will be moving to NYC with me once our K-1 visa is approved. He has been working as a police officer in Croatia for 10 years and has specialized training (including bachelors degree) to work as a documents specialist at the border there. He loves his work in law enforcement but is open to a career change. He will likely look for a "temporary career" during the few years we wait for his citizenship before applying for a police officer jobs.

-Any suggestions for similar work he could do without citizenship?

-Has anyone else been in his position and waited to go back into law enforcement?

-In my search almost all states require citizenship but with the national shortage of police officers, since it's a state and not federal requirement maybe it could be evaluated case by case?

Thanks for any insight, opinions, or suggestions!